Cancer

Donor-supported endowments drive the work of Rush University faculty members in perpetuity

In this episode, Salina Lee, MD, a gastroenterologist at RUSH University Medical Center, will discuss how the detection and removal of adenomas is key to helping gastroenterologists prevent patients from developing colorectal cancer. Additionally, she will profile several colorectal cancer screening tools, as well as the latest advancements in colonoscopy, including the use of GI Genius that helps to produce higher adenoma detection rates.

Aurora University students continue Project Linus tradition

Family-owned West Side company Roscoe raises funds to support Rush

Discover tools and techniques to help navigate difficult situations

‘Cancer is just a word. It’s not the end’

‘It helps to talk to others who are going through the same thing’

Surgery removed cancer from a langur at the Lincoln Park Zoo. The procedure may help save the species.

Gary Steinberg, MD, is a urologist at RUSH and a national authority in the surgical treatment of bladder cancer and continent urinary tract reconstruction. He is a recognized expert in translational bladder cancer research and has made significant contributions to the understanding of both non-muscle invasive and invasive bladder cancer.